80%MSI Wind U160 reviewSource: Pocket LintEN→FRIf there is one particular failing that the MSI Wind U160 has as a netbook, it is that it only comes with 1GB RAM, meaning you'll be wanting to upgrade almost as soon as you get it home (about £30). Otherwise there is little on offer to differentiate the MSI Wind U160 from other netbook rivals. But at the same time the Wind U160 doesn't do anything wrong. There are cheaper netbooks that offer almost identical performance if budget is a concern, but in a category where everything is much of a muchness, the long battery life and interesting design might appeal. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, Courte, Date: 08/13/2010Notes:Note globale: 80%

60%MSI Wind U160 ReviewSource: Trusted ReviewsEN→FRVisually, the new design of MSI's Wind netbook is a welcome update, but ergonomically and practically it's not without downsides. Considering there was already little on offer to differentiate the U160 from the competition and it's quite expensive to boot, we feel there are better alternatives. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, Courte, Date: 08/05/2010Notes:Note globale: 60% prix: 60% performances: 60% équipement: 60% mobilité: 80%

60%MSI Wind U160 netbook reviewSource: HexusEN→FRAs a netbook, MSI's Wind U160 has almost all of the right ingredients. The system's small, thin, ultra-light, very easy on the eye and comfortable in use. Performance is exactly what you'd expect from an Atom-powered netbook; it's perfectly adequate for basic tasks such as word processing and light web browsing, and battery life - albeit short of MSI's own claims - is excellent. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, Longue, Date: 07/14/2010Notes:Note globale: 60%

80%MSI Wind U160 ReviewSource: Bright HubEN→FRThe MSI Wind U160 is one of the best netbook options available. It has the Intel Atom N450 processor, GMA 3150 integrated graphics and 1 GB DDR2 RAM. It also has a nice battery life and comes with the standard array of expansion ports and connectivity options. MSI Wind U160 is an option to consider if you want a netbook with a good hardware configuration and nice battery life. It is one of the best options available. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, De taille moyenne, Date: 07/08/2010Notes:Note globale: 80%

75%MSI Wind U160 reviewSource: CNetEN→FRThe MSI Wind U160 is bog-standard netbook fare on the inside, but it scores some extra points for its natty design. More importantly, this netbook is easy to use, although we have a few gripes with the display. At £330, it's also quite reasonably priced. Before you splash out, however, check out the similarly specified and priced Dell Mini 1012, which sports a higher-resolution screen. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, De taille moyenne, Date: 06/15/2010Notes:Note globale: 75%

MSI Wind U160: Gold is InSource: Inside HWEN→FRThe single-core N450 has hyperthreading, therefore posing as being a dual-core model, which should provide an advantage in multi-core applications with the additional logical core. The integrated graphics is sufficient to display image only, while gaming and HD playback are way out of its league. If youre planning to connect and external monitor, pay attention to the fact that the VGA is limited to a resolution of 1400x1050. Although it contains the least demanding Windows version, Windows 7 Starter, 1 GB DDR2 which this small guy contains will often be too little for comfortable use. A 250 GB HDD showcased outstanding performance, while the battery failed to live up to 15H+ sticker on the packaging. The 6-cell battery barely hit five hours in standard operating mode, while doubling that result under minimum load. Another problem might be the fact that the battery requires four hours to charge with the netbook off, which is more than many can afford. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, Courte, Date: 06/08/2010Notes: performances: 60% mobilité: 40%

75%MSI Wind U160Source: Reg HardwareEN→FRWith a very similar spec to a lot of netbooks floating out of the great netbook yards of Eastern China, this machine is a bit faster, for a bit longer, than many. With the exception of its bulky battery tube, it’s a well-designed traveller with a good software bundle. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, De taille moyenne, Date: 06/01/2010Notes:Note globale: 75%

80%MSI Wind U160 reviewSource: PC AdvisorEN→FRThe MSI Wind U160 is the best 10-inch MSI Wind netbook till date. It has good looks, decent features, nice keyboard and touchpad, and very good battery life. We recommend the Wind U160 over the Asus Eee PC 1008P because of its lower price point and its extra RAM and hard drive space - unless you don't mind spending extra on the Eee PC 1008P's unique faux-reptilian skin exterior. The MSI Wind U160 is the best looking Wind netbook till date. It offers good performance and a nice feature set, and comes with extra RAM and hard drive space compared to most other netbooks. It also offers over 7 hours of battery life. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, Courte, Date: 05/10/2010Notes:Note globale: 80%

81%MSI Wind U160 NetbookSource: PC World IndiaEN→FRThe MSI Wind U160 is the best looking Wind netbook till date. It offers good performance and a nice feature set, and comes with extra RAM and hard drive space compared to most other netbooks. It also offers over 7 hours of battery life. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, De taille moyenne, Date: 05/07/2010Notes:Note globale: 81%

80%MSI Wind U160 NetbookSource: Tech2.in.comEN→FRRs 23,999 is the quoted price, and at the outset we can say that it’s a bit expensive, especially considering the fact that there are cheaper options available. But there are few very well demarcated turfs of advantage here: one being a very strong battery life. Our Battery eater Pro Classic rating was about 6 hours, which is a great reading. On normal usage like browsing , 'MS officing' etc we received a battery life of 9 hours 45 minutes, a healthy rating for sure. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, Courte, Date: 05/07/2010Notes:Note globale: 80%

80%MSI Wind U160 reviewSource: TechradarEN→FROriginally started as a motherboard and graphics card manufacturer in 1986, MSI has since branched out into the laptop and netbook market. The Wind U160 is an excellent machine which ticks all the right boxes and excels when it comes to portability. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, Courte, Date: 05/01/2010Notes:Note globale: 80%

60%MSI Wind U160 netbook reviewSource: Channel WebEN→FRNetbooks traditionally fall into the realm of cheap looking and cheap feeling, and are effectively a low-price equivalent of a laptop, but the MSI Wind U160 looks a lot sleeker and more professional than the older MSI netbooks. There is a premium for this new look, as the U160 is priced at £330, which is a good £50 more than MSI's similar U135 model that only lacks the swish design. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, De taille moyenne, Date: 04/26/2010Notes:Note globale: 60%

60%MSI Wind U160 netbook reviewSource: ComputingEN→FRNetbooks traditionally fall into the realm of cheap looking and cheap feeling, and are effectively a low-price equivalent of a laptop, but the MSI Wind U160 looks a lot sleeker and more professional than the older MSI netbooks. There is a premium for this new look, as the U160 is priced at £330, which is a good £50 more than MSI's similar U135 model that only lacks the swish design. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, De taille moyenne, Date: 04/26/2010Notes:Note globale: 60%

60%MSI Wind U160 netbook reviewSource: V3.co.ukEN→FRNetbooks traditionally fall into the realm of cheap looking and cheap feeling, and are effectively a low-price equivalent of a laptop, but the MSI Wind U160 looks a lot sleeker and more professional than the older MSI netbooks. There is a premium for this new look, as the U160 is priced at £330, which is a good £50 more than MSI's similar U135 model that only lacks the swish design. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, De taille moyenne, Date: 04/26/2010Notes:Note globale: 60%

84%MSI Wind U160Source: Computer ShopperEN→FRThe MSI Wind U160 is more than just an affordable tech-fashion accessory. With Pine Trail performance and a stunning design, it also has a few surprises inside its shell. Priced at $429.99 (or about $380 street), this netbook comes equipped with a six-cell battery and a roomy 250GB hard drive. This gorgeous netbook features a slim build and long battery life, though its price tops the list of Pine Trail netbooks. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, Longue, Date: 04/01/2010Notes:Note globale: 84%

70%MSI Wind U160Source: Laptop MagEN→FRThe MSI Wind U160 ($379) isn’t perfect—its battery juts out of the back and its keys are smallish—but on the whole it’s a strong choice in the 10-inch category. This machine offers especially long battery life, good performance, and one of the lightest designs you’ll find. However, we prefer the $299 ASUS Eee PC 1001P, which offers a more comfortable keyboard, comparable battery life, identical specs, and a sleek—but heavier—design for less money. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, Longue, Date: 03/19/2010Notes:Note globale: 70%